Presenting Events As They Truly Are
Posted on 17th May 2026
There was a time when history had weight. It existed physically in newspapers, books, journals, photographs, public records, handwritten letters, archived footage, and dusty libraries protected by age, distance, and duplication. A government could lie, distort, or propagandise, but somewhere in a ba...
Posted on 11th May 2026
For decades Africans were taught to celebrate independence days with flags, parades, speeches and national anthems while the deeper machinery of control remained firmly intact behind the curtains of diplomacy, banking systems, military agreements, foreign corporations, intelligence networks and pupp...
Posted on 9th May 2026
For years Nigerians avoided using the phrase “failed state” when discussing their country because the term sounded too extreme, too insulting and too final. It belonged to places people watched on television with pity and distance, countries consumed by civil war, famine, militia rule and institutio...
Posted on 7th May 2026
One of the most repeated claims in modern geopolitical discourse is that Ukraine “gave up its nuclear weapons” after the collapse of the Soviet Union and that this decision supposedly proved that nuclear disarmament is foolish because Ukraine later found itself at war with Russia. The statement is r...
Posted on 2nd May 2026
There is a story being sold to the public across Europe, the United Kingdom and Australia and it sounds harmless at first glance because it is wrapped in the language of convenience, security and modernisation, yet beneath that polished surface sits something far more serious, a structural shift in...